Jutta Koether's Tour de Madame at Kunst Museum Winterthur
Jutta Koether, a Cologne-born artist in 1958 who now resides in New York and Berlin, is showcasing her work at Kunst Museum Winterthur, focusing on early French modernism. Her artistic practice is seen as a substantial effort to counter the established narratives of modern painting, as highlighted in the recent Tour de Madame exhibition at the Museum Brandhorst in Munich. Since the 1980s, Koether has played a pivotal role in shaping cultural discourse as a painter, performance artist, musician, editor, and publisher. She co-founded SPEX magazine and has contributed extensively to publications like Texte zur Kunst. Emerging from the Neoexpressionist scene in Cologne, her work critiques the predominantly male landscape of movements such as Neue Wilde and Transavanguardia.
Key facts
- Jutta Koether presents an exhibition at Kunst Museum Winterthur.
- The exhibition engages with early French modernism.
- Koether was born in Cologne in 1958.
- She is based in New York and Berlin.
- Her oeuvre was described as a 'counternarrative to the canon of modern painting' in Tour de Madame at Museum Brandhorst.
- Koether is a painter, performance artist, musician, editor, and publisher.
- She co-founded the magazine SPEX.
- She began painting in the 1980s in Cologne's Neoexpressionist circle.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Kunst Museum Winterthur
- Museum Brandhorst
- SPEX
- Texte zur Kunst
Locations
- Winterthur
- Switzerland
- Munich
- Germany
- Cologne
- New York
- USA
- Berlin